[Avo]

How comes I never see anyone using water fed systems on shop fronts, I don't think I've ever seen this method done as yet..

Anyone doing it??

[George P]

Not worth it on little shop, but have done it on large shops

[Rob Knapman]

Depends on the shop I suppose, if early and reasonably clean then yes, not while open, too much water running in doorways etc, and it dont really get grease/kebabs vomit off!!!

[Avo]

Depends on the shop I suppose, if early and reasonably clean then yes, not while open, too much water running in doorways etc, and it dont really get grease/kebabs vomit off!!!

what a thought  I couldn't think of any better

[dazmond]

because contrary to some on here mop and squeegee is still useful,alive and kicking!!


no hose for people to trip over.less water left lying around.instant dry finish.

mop and squeegee will always have a place in the window cleaners toolbox.

[Ronnie Bryce]

I do mine very early on a Saturday morning, if it's heavy rain, they all get blootered with wfp and home in jig time.

[g.brookes]

I love doing my shops trad and its a million times easier and quicker. Wfp all day every day is bloody boring!

[steven ainger]

i clean some wfp and some trad,
it all depends on the shop, location etc etc
whats easiest for me

[keyser soze]

i do 90 percent of my shops with the pole ... easy peasy..saying that you do have to know your windows ... where they run .(spotting). also where you get a lot of marks from fingers vomit and grease marks. sometimes i have to trad them though . like someone said the squeegie will always be part of a windies tool box.....